Read the three items of support (the evidence) in the group…

Read the three items of support (the evidence) in the group below. Then, choose the point that is adequately supported by that evidence. Support: Noah Webster’s American Spelling Book, which was published in 1783, became the most widely used schoolbook during the early 1800s. Webster’s American Dictionary of the English Language (1828) contained the first-time appearance of such American words as plantation, hickory, presidential, and pecan. Noah Webster campaigned for free schools in which both boys and girls could learn the virtues of liberty, hard work, and morality.   Which point is adequately supported by all the evidence above?

Read the three items of support (the evidence) in the group…

Read the three items of support (the evidence) in the group below. Then, choose the point that is adequately supported by that evidence. Support: Many Poles found work in the vast steel plants of Pittsburgh, and Russian Jews often went into the garment industry and street-peddling trade in New York City. California fruit orchards and vegetable farms employed numerous Japanese. In Boston and New York City, second-generation Irish took advantage of their prominent place in the Democratic party to become public school teachers, firefighters, and police officers.   Which point is adequately supported by all the evidence above?